Yellowstone photo album 6A, page 55

TitleYellowstone photo album 6A, page 55
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TranscriptionYELL185325-127 Weather damage to lodge pole pine. Golden Gate. 10/7/36. Jacobson. 14505-2; YELL185325-128 Weather damage to a young douglas fir. Gardiner R. Bridge. 10-7-36. Jacobson. 14506-8; YELL185325-129 Trees removed after wind blew them down. Pelican Cr. Pit. 10-8-36. Jacobson. 14506-2; YELL185325-130 Thin foliage on lodgepole pine. Golden Gate. 10-7-36. Jacobson. 14505-4; YELL185325-131 Wind thrown trees. Pelican Cr. Pit. 10-8-36. Jacobson. 14506-3; YELL185325-132 Weather damage causing foliage to fall. Golden Gate. 10-7-36. Jacobson. 14505-5; YELL185325-133 Young pine killed by weather. West side Bunsen Peak. 10-7-36. Jacobson. 14505-7; YELL185325-134 Wind blown trees removed. Pelican Cr. Pit. 10-8-36. Jacobson. 14506-4 YELL185325-135 Scattered reproduction killed by weather. West side Bunsen peak. 10-7-36. Jacobson. 14505-6; YELL185325-136 Douglas fir damaged by a freeze. Gardiner River Bridge. 10-7-36. Jacobson. 14506-6; YELL185325-137 Wind damage to trees. Pelican Creek pit. 10-8-36. Jacobson. 14506-1; YELL185325-138 Weather damaged trees. West side Bunsen Peak. 10-7-36. Jacobson. 14505-8

LocationsYellowstone National Park, Park County, Wyoming, United States(44.59644,-110.5472)
Bunsen Peak, Park County, Wyoming, United States(44.9316,-110.70688)
Pelican Creek, Park County, Wyoming, United States(44.55328,-110.3602)
Golden Gate, Park County, Wyoming, United States(44.93482,-110.72449)

TopicsYellowstone National Park
Trees
Lodgepole pine
Douglas fir
Windfall (Forestry)
Forests and forestry
Mountains
Plants--Effect of freezes on
Wind damage

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